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This had two separate water-cooling loops, each with a 3x120 radiator. One loop for the RAM and CPU, which was a pain because the RAM-blocks took 1/4 inch tubing. And then the other loop for my SLI set up, which was easy because I purchased the HYDRO version of the gtx-580's which already have the water blocks installed.
So after PAX this year, where we got to look at different builds, etc...I decided to scale back my build, as far the case & water-cooling were concerned. I just wanted something a little simpler and easier to maintain. The Corsair 800D case saved my life.
So after PAX this year, where we got to look at different builds, etc...I decided to scale back my build, as far the case & water-cooling were concerned. I just wanted something a little simpler and easier to maintain. The Corsair 800D case saved my life.
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(click it for bigger picture. sorry it's blurry. I don't have steady hands.)
(click it for bigger picture. sorry it's blurry. I don't have steady hands.)
So as you can see, this is way more scaled back. No more water-cooled RAM and just one loop. Except this time I'm using one 3x120 radiator before the CPU and one 1x120 radiator before the SLI. I'm pretty happy with it. My temps are good (CPU is idling at 27c right now) and it's much easier to maintain.
Need beer.
Need beer.
That's not a PC, that's a future machine. The coolest future machine.
ReplyDeleteWhat did it end up taking to get that CPU temp down? Did you end up moving a radiator?
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